
AFRICA
“My life’s ultimate mission: African Renaissance”
An African consciousness renaissance.
What he left me reads more like an assignment than a memory.
My father was Ambassador Silcarneyni Gueye, a Senegalese diplomat and a poet of the Négritude generation. He believed that a people who recover their heritage and culture recover everything else in time. He died in 2023, and what he left me reads more like an assignment than a memory.
— Dr. Holda

HALFA
Care, carried across Africa.
Through HALFA, the nonprofit I founded in 2012, we bring life-saving medication, protocols, and training to West Africa.
Cité Jant Bi
The City of the Sun
A new earth city that isn’t just designed to connect with nature and be self sustaining, this is a city that changes our relationship with each other and ourselves. From schools to agriculture to new earth enhanced medical facilities, this city is calling for the collaborators and partners who want to leave a new legacy for humanity.


Black Soul Heal
THE BLACK SOUL HEAL MOVEMENT
The wound that divided humanity, and the healing that can set us free
The wound inflicted upon Black people changed all of humanity, creating a legacy of dehumanization that continues to shape our institutions, relationships, bodies, and understanding of human worth. The lie that some lives are worth more than others outlived slavery and found its way into medicine, science, society, and our sense of belonging. Black Soul Heal is an invitation to confront this unfinished wound through truth, courage, remembrance, and healing.
Moving through history, science, medicine, spirituality, and ancestral memory, Dr. Amy Holda Gueye explores how the dehumanization of Black people fractured the human story—and how healing that fracture can restore something humanity has forgotten. She brings attention to the brilliance, creativity, ancestral wisdom, sacred dignity, and resilience that could never be destroyed.
Through reflective practices, this book guides readers toward healing the mind, body, emotions, spirit, and relationships. It encourages us to reclaim our history without being imprisoned by it, rediscover our inherited wisdom, and imagine a liberation that does not depend on one people rising above another.
The history of Black people is inseparable from the history of humanity. When one root is wounded, the entire forest is affected.
Healing the Black soul was never about Black people alone. It is about whether humanity can remember how to become whole.




